Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Your editorial ‘IACHR resolution’ on 30 July 2023 summarises the resolution about the dreadful long-running case of illegal mining at Chinese Landing. The

Dear Editor,  This is perhaps the most important Emancipation Day commemoration in Guyana.

Dear Editor, GHK Lall details a litany of reasons he did not engage with the scourge of gold smuggling, a stunning tale of woe and defeat before the task even began; a sad, self-indulgent wallow in the muddy glory hole of those who quit for fear of defeat.

Dear Editor, August 2023 marks another month, another year passed since the official emancipation of Africans from slavery in 1838. 

Dear Editor, Published just over a decade ago was the very educative text of Frederick Laloux resulting from a wide range of research of international companies each of whom managed some thousands of employees.

Dear Editor, Somebody does not know their place and it was not the passenger, he had an assigned seat number.

Dear Editor, As we end the month of July, the Editorial in the State controlled newspaper and other similar outfits keep extolling the virtues of the PPP administration with language intended to fool the people.

Dear Editor, The alleged rape of a sixteen year old girl by a Government Minister is an alarming and very serious allegation and we call on the Government to provide survivors of sexual violence with immediate access to justice, healthcare and support services, as well as effective and holistic reparations that are proportional to the gravity of the harm suffered.

Dear Editor, Mental Health is getting deserved attention in Guyana and I know this is taking a lot of effort from the Ministry of Health.

Dear Editor, “Gov’t must investigate gold smuggling and ensure prosecution of those guilty of robbing the national coffers” by Mr.

Dear Editor, After much clamour, I finally decided to take my girlfriend to see the hit movie, Barbie.

Dear Editor, I do not see a problem with a group of people like OGGN (Oil & Gas Governance Network) working to get a better, fairer deal for Guyana from Guyana’s oil.

Dear Editor, The Reuters report on Exxon’s willingness to do business with Nazar and Azruddin Mohamed despite U.S.

  Dear Editor,   It is becoming a bit of a concern that at several branches of commercial banks in Guyana customers encounter uncaring, and unpleasant frontline staff who seem to lack the requisite inter-personal communication skills.

Dear Editor, The Georgetown Public Hospital is not perfect, it never will be but now that my surgical requirements have been dealt with through incisive, precise and professional interventions I can say, with profound gratitude “thank God it’s there!” 

Dear Editor, August 1st marks the anniversary of the date that the African slaves by order of the British Parliament were legally freed in 1834.

Dear Editor, I am a proud and precious descendant of the African slave who toiled on our plantations and who were mercilessly beaten by the European plantocracy.

Dear Editor, Another court case lost even though it was related a strong case was made out for the objection to a recent appointee to a commission. 

Dear Editor, I am not clear on what grounds the General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party was speaking on 27 July 2023 about issues which are proper to the mandates of the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs and Ministry of Legal Affairs, as well as agencies EPA, GGMC and GLSC. 

Dear Editor, The appointment of the members of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) and the JSC’s consequent reconstitution is a commendable step in the right direction, even though it is one that is long overdue.